Question

Almost 225 soccer fields can fit in one square mile. Approximately how many could you have to yourself if you lived in a region containing 25 people per square mile? Or 100 people per square mile?

Answer 1

Case I - 9 fields to yourself

Case II - 2.25 fields to yourself

Step-by-step explanation:

Case I

Given

In one square mile , 225 soccer fields can fit in.

The region contains 25 people per square mile

Number of soccer fields acquired by per person is equal to number of soccer fields in one field divided by number of people per square feet.

Number of soccer fields acquired to my self
`= (225)/(25) \\= 9`

Case II

Given

In one square mile , 225 soccer fields can fit in.

The region contains 100 people per square mile

Number of soccer fields acquired by per person is equal to number of soccer fields in one field divided by number of people per square feet.

Number of soccer fields acquired to my self
`= (225)/(100) \\= 2.25`

Answer 2

If you live in a region with 25 people per square mile, then you could have 9 soccer fields to yourself. Since one square mile can fit 225 soccer fields and the region has 25 people per 1 square mile, we need to do the division 225/25 which equals to 9.
Similarly, for a region that has 100 people per square mile, you could have approximately 2.25 soccer fields to yourself.